Self portrait with my dog, Hachi.
🧠About Me
I’m a thoughtful and curious software engineer who’s just as driven
by understanding people as I am by building systems. I enjoy
uncovering how things work—whether it’s code, the brain, or the
everyday tools we rely on. My background blends engineering, data,
and user experience, while my interests expand into science,
psychology, health, and art. I like to learn deeply and apply
practically.
I don’t just build things—I seek to understand them, refine them,
and make them meaningful.
💼 Professional Focus
Professionally, I’m user-centered and results-driven. I thrive in
collaborative environments that value empathy, clean design, and
long-term thinking. My work spans frontend development, automation,
and scalable systems—with a consistent goal of solving real-world
problems through thoughtful solutions. I enjoy creating tools and
experiences that make people’s lives easier and better.
I value workplaces that encourage continuous learning, creativity,
and a healthy work-life balance.
🎨 Creative Side
Outside of engineering, I explore creativity through graphite
drawing and visual storytelling—often drawing animals, nature, or
portraits with subtle emotion. I’m introverted, observant, and
expressive through my work. My artistic side helps me stay grounded
and sharpens my sense for detail and clarity, whether in code or on
paper.
🎨 Art
Art has a unique way of adding beauty and meaning to the everyday.
I’ve always been drawn to creative pursuits that engage the
imagination — whether it’s sketching, painting, exploring color, or
even crafting a book.
For me, art is more than a hobby — it’s a quiet refuge. A meditative
space where creativity flows freely and things slow down. It’s my
sanctuary. What’s yours?
Among the many artists I admire, Oscar-Claude Monet stands out.
There’s something deeply calming and luminous about his work,
especially The Water Lilies.
Want to see one of my personal projects?
Check out my first published coloring book on Amazon.
Self Love & Positivity Coloring
Book
For
Women: Encourage a positive
mindset & self
confidence
📚 Books
I’ve always had a deep love for learning, and reading has become one
of my favorite ways to grow. Whether it’s a hardcover, paperback,
audiobook, or Kindle, I enjoy exploring ideas across formats and
genres.
Over time, I’ve come across a handful of books that left a lasting
impression — stories and insights that offered real-life lessons or
shifted how I think.
Below, I’ve organized some of my favorites into three categories:
personal growth, fiction, and software engineering.
Personal Growth
Philosophy
Software Programming
Fiction
💻 Technology
I’m deeply engaged in the many layers of software development — from
system design and engineering principles to both frontend and
backend architecture.
I thrive when building features that create meaningful,
user-centered experiences. I’m especially drawn to disciplined
engineering practices like automated testing, code reviews, and
writing clean, readable code. To me, simplicity is the path to
clarity — and often, to perfection.
While I care deeply about code quality and reliability, I also
recognize that great engineering requires humility. There’s always
more to learn, and the best solutions often emerge through
collaboration. I value the perspectives that teammates bring, and I
believe constructive feedback — both giving and receiving — is
essential to personal and professional growth.
Below, you’ll find a curated list of tools and technologies I’ve
worked with — past and present — that have shaped my approach to
building thoughtful software.
🎧 Music
Finding your rhythm while studying or coding can be a challenge —
especially with distractions everywhere. This is a playlist I
created to help me stay focused and in flow. It’s lyric-free,
minimal, and designed for deep concentration.
Give it a listen on Spotify — it might help you get in the zone too.
Art of Focus